ecb policy

A foiled bombing attempt in France injects renewed geopolitical uncertainty into global markets, forcing fixed-income investors to recalibrate duration risk and assess potential fiscal responses that could reshape sovereign yield curves and central bank policy paths.

Luigi Lovaglio's exit from Italy's oldest bank, Monte dei Paschi di Siena, signals renewed pressure on peripheral European lenders struggling with high rates and stringent capital demands, challenging the ECB's inflation-fighting resolve.